`스포츠 일러스트`가 뽑은 2003 NBA MOCK DRAFT 순위!!

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SI.com's 2003 Mock Draft
Pick	Team	Pos.	Player	From	Ht.	Wt.	Age
1	CLE	SG	LeBron James	Akron, Ohio	6'8"	240	18
I guess this means Milt Palacio won't be starting next year. Methinks Jeff Van Gundy has suddenly become much more amenable to coaching the Cavs as well. Of course, given Cleveland's history, James will blow out his knee in August.
2	DET	PF	Darko Milicic	Serbia	7'0"	245	18
Detroit doesn't necessarily need additional frontcourt help, but Clifford Robinson is no spring chicken, and the Pistons are reportedly in love with Milicic. It could also set them up to trade Zeljko Rebraca or Corliss Williamson for a more traditional small forward.
3	DEN	SF	Carmelo Anthony	Syracuse	6'8"	220	19
This is exactly what Denver needs: a scorer whom they can run the offense through. Denver may have been the worst offensive team in history last season, and their top scorer (Juwan Howard) is a free agent.
4	TOR	PF	Chris Bosh	Ga. Tech	6'11"	220	19
The Raptors are so thin at so many spots that they're basically looking at the best player available, and Bosh certainly fits the bill. Speaking of thin, Bosh is built along the lines of Joe Smith, but will have to play right away because the Raptors' bench is nonexistent.
5	MIA	C	Chris Kaman	C. Michigan	7'0"	255	21
The Heat will be more than happy to finally get a real center, which they haven't had since Alonzo Mourning had his kidney problems. T.J. Ford is another possible pick here, but it's a lot easier to find a cheap point guard in free agency than it is to find a center.
6	LAC	PG	T.J. Ford	Texas	5'11"	165	20
Andre Miller had his bags packed several months ago, and Keyon Dooling is a woefully inadequate replacement. If the Clippers keep the pick (they might not given the general roster-nuking that's likely this summer), Ford is easily the best point man available, and he could make the Clips a terror in transition.
7	CHI	SG	Mickaël Pietrus	France	6'6"	200	21
It goes without saying that the Bulls will take a shooting guard here after a year of watching Trenton Hassell misplay the position. Pietrus, originally from the French island of Guadeloupe in the Caribbean, is an athletic slasher who should handle the guys whom Jalen Rose can't (or won't) cover.
8	MIL	PF	Maciej Lampe	Poland	7'0"	240	18
Lampe is a seven-footer with perimeter skills who scouts insist on comparing to Dirk Nowitzki, which makes me wonder why guys like this are always compared to Nowitzki instead of, oh, say, Brad Lohaus. At any rate, he looks to be this year's Nikoloz Tskitishvili and won't pay immediate dividends.
9	NYK	SG	Dwyane Wade	Marquette	6'4"	200	21
Consider this one a placeholder. If Kaman and Lampe are both gone by the time the Knicks pick, one has to think they'll try to deal this pick to a team that fancies Wade in return for some frontcourt help. They're too scarred from the Frederic Weis disaster to take a chance on Russian giant Pavel Podkolzin.
10	WAS	PG	Leandrinho Barbosa	Brazil	6'4"	190	21
Barbosa is a combo guard much like Wade, and the Brazilian has slowly been climbing the draft charts over the past month. With Tyronn Lue a free agent and Juan Dixon coming off an unimpressive rookie year, he'll have a chance to start right away for the post-Jordan Wizards.
11	GSW	C	Pavel Podkolzin	Russia	7'4"	300	18
The biggest draft risk in several years, Podkolzin is enormous, and unlike most people his size he isn't a spaz, but he's been injured with alarming frequency at an age when most people are virtually indestructible. Golden State could use some more size and at this point in the draft it's probably worth the the risk.
12	SEA	PF	Mike Sweetney	Georgetown	6'8"	260	20
The Sonics need a point guard in a bad way and are certain to take either Luke Ridnour, Barbosa or Kirk Hinrich. But if two of them are available, they may as well wait until their pick at No. 14, since one is certain to still be on the board, and instead grab some power forward help here. Sweetney is the post-up threat they have lacked since Vin Baker turned into a 300-pound money sink.
13	MEM	PF	Sofoklis Schortsianitis	Greece	6'9"	275	18
The Grizzlies have been in need of frontcourt help for a long time, especially at power forward, where they need some bulk to prevent Pau Gasol from getting killed. Originally from Cameroon, Schortianitis has his detractors -- there's some debate over his real height -- but an 18-year old kid who is this huge has to have some appeal to Jerry West.
14	SEA	PG	Luke Ridnour	Oregon	6'2"	175	22
The Sonics will take either Ridnour or Hinrich with this pick to solve their gaping void at point guard. My money is on Ridnour, a local kid (from Blaine, Washington, just south of the Canadian border) whose deep shooting fits in perfect with Seattle's system.
15	ORL	PG	Kirk Hinrich	Kansas	6'3"	190	22
The Magic would like to go big here, but with Sweetney and Schortianitis off the board they'll turn to their point guard problems instead. Jacque Vaughn wasn't a solution and Darrell Armstrong will be 35, and Hinrich is easily the best player available at this point, which makes it an easy call.
16	BOS	SF	Jarvis Hayes	Univ. of Georgia	6'7"	220	21
The Celtics badly need some athleticism on the wings -- and preferably a little scoring help for Paul Pierce and Antoine Walker too. That's not always available this late in the draft, but Hayes has some skills and is probably the best athlete left on the board.
17	PHO	SF	Viktor Khryapa	Russia	6'9"	210	20
The Suns have had good success gambling on young guys with NBA bodies (see Stoudemire, Amare). Khryapa doesn't necessarily fill a need, but the Suns have an outstanding young nucleus with Marbury, Marion and Stoudemire and can afford to wait a couple of years if it means getting a star performer.
18	NO	SG	Reece Gaines	Louisville	6'6"	185	22
Now that the Courtney Alexander experiment is a confirmed failure, the Hornets are in the market for someone who can help out David Wesley with bigger guards but also step in for Baron Davis and run the point. Gaines fits the bill perfectly, and while he isn't as athletic as some of the other guards in this draft, he'll make up for it with his size. Carlos Delfino could also go here.
19	UTA	PF	Anderson Varejão	Brazil	6'10"	230	20
If you haven't seen this guy, you're in for a shock: picture Carrot Top playing hoops. Varejão was once considered a top-five pick but his stock has dropped faster than Bill Clinton's trousers since an unspired performance at the Euroleague Final Four. Utah needs to replace Karl Malone sooner or later -- perhaps as early as this summer -- and Varejão looks like a better alternative than Scott Padgett.
20	BOS	SG	Carlos Delfino	Argentina	6'7"	191	20
Boston's second first-round pick should be a best-player-available type of choice, and Danny Ainge could pull the trigger on a second import here. Delfino is part of the new wave of South American players along with Barbosa, Varejão and last year's imports Emanuel Ginobili and Nene Hilario. He'll provide depth for a backcourt that desperately needs it.
21	ATL	SF	Travis Outlaw	Starkville, Miss.	6'9"	190	18
Atlanta's bench last year was a joke and they're badly in need of a talent upgrade across the board. With that in mind, they'll take the chance on Outlaw and let him develop. Part of me wants to see him in Phoenix, however, where he could join Bo Outlaw as the league's first all-scofflaw frontcourt.
22	NJ	SG	Aleksandar Pavlovic	Serbia	6'7'	207	19
The Nets' draft plans partly depend on Jason Kidd. If he's staying, then they're in a salary cap pickle and will likely draft a player who will stay in Europe -- much as they did with vowel-deprived Nenad Krstic last year. Pavlovic is still young and could still benefit from another year overseas, so he'll be the pick here.
23	POR	PF	Nick Collison	Kansas	6'9"	250	22
Portland is turning over a new leaf with the departure of Bob Whitsitt, so whoever the Blazers draft this year is going to have a record that's cleaner than an Olsen twins movie. The Blazers could use Collison since their offseason plans are likely to involve trading Rasheed Wallace, Ruben Patterson or both.
24	LAL	C	Zaur Pachulia	Rep. of Georgia	6'11"	260	19
The Lakers are the biggest example of teams using a new drafting trend: the "stay in Europe and off our salary cap" pick that teams on the luxury tax line will be making at the end of the first round. When he does arrive, look for Hollywood hippies to market his sweat as "Pachulia oil."
25	SAC	PF	Zarko Caparkaba	Serbia	6'11"	230	22
The Kings are already paying luxury tax, and I'm sure they're not excited about throwing out millions more so David West or Mario Austin can wave a towel on the bench. Thus, they'll continue their Serbian import program by taking Cabarkapa, and let him develop another year or two overseas until their cap situation clears up enough to bring him in.
26	MIN	PF	Mario Austin	Mississippi St.	6'8'	265	21
Minnesota needs frontcourt help in a big way, and while there aren't any centers available here (unfortunate, since Rasho Nesterovic may bolt), it's a deep draft in power forwards. Austin is similar in build to Gary Trent, but is probably even stronger and doesn't pull his hamstring every five games.
27	MEM	SG	Boris Diaw	France	6'8"	201	21
With their second first-round pick, the Grizzlies will take the best player available and go for the athletic but erratic Diaw. Incidentally, am I the only one who wonders how there's one French guy named "Mickaël" and another named "Boris" in this draft? Can a French guy named "Bjorn" be far behind?
28	SA	PF	David West	Xavier	6'8"	232	22
San Antonio doesn't need much, especially with a treasure trove of cap space coming this summer. However, the front line still looks a little thin with the retirement of David Robinson. West is undersized, but with the success the Spurs had with Malik Rose, they should be willing to gamble this late in the draft.
29	DAL	SF	Ndudi Ebi	Houston, Tex.	6'9'	206	19
The Mavs would like to go big here, but you have a better chance of finding Atlantis than you do of finding quality size this late in the draft. That's why they'll gamble on Ebi, who has height and could put on the requisite muscle while the Mavs let him develop. I can't wait to see David Stern pronounce this guy's name, so I hope he goes in the first round (the NBA brings Russ Granik out the bullpen for Round 2).

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